Close to the sea, quiet location, access to the pool and sauna - Büdnerstube House, Apartment 1

Vacation Rental No. 01 in the Büdnerstube building measures 96 m² and offers plenty of space for up to 5 people.
The spacious living and dining area is well-equipped with a comfortable couch, a flat-screen TV, and a large dining table—perfect for fun game nights. There’s even an infrared sauna here. The fully equipped kitchen comes with plenty of kitchen utensils. These include, among other things, a refrigerator with a freezer compartment, a glass-ceramic cooktop, and an oven. Vacation Apartment No. 01 in the Büdnerstube has three separate bedrooms. Two are located on the upper floor, which is accessible via a narrow spiral staircase. One bedroom has a double bed, and the second bedroom on the upper floor—which resembles a loft room—has a comfortable bunk bed. The third bedroom on the first floor has a double bed. The two bathrooms, both with natural light, are located side by side; one features a shower, a sink, and a toilet, while the other has a shower and a sink. Wi-Fi and a parking space for your car are available free of charge. You can also charge your electric car at the charging station for a small fee.

In the village of Middelhagen, you’ll enjoy a rural setting while being in a charming coastal region. A restaurant is about 200 meters away, and shopping options are about four kilometers away. Public transportation is about 400 meters away; a car is recommended for excursions. The sandy beach is approximately two kilometers away. Activities in the area include walks, hikes, bike rides, water sports, and visits to cultural attractions.

Use of the AHOI water park in Sellin is free of charge (up to three hours daily).


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Welcome to the idyllic and traditional village of Middelhagen on the Mönchgut peninsula of the island of Rügen. Nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet will find their paradise here. The thatched-roof brick houses define the village’s picturesque character.
The gentle rolling hills of the landscape, the rugged cliffs, the white sandy beaches, and the Bodden—a typical feature of the Baltic Sea—create a fascinating scene. And let’s not forget the 5-kilometer-long headland, the Reddevitzer Höft, which juts out into the Baltic Sea. Anyone interested in the region’s and surrounding area’s history should definitely visit the school museum in Middelhagen. Classes were held here for about 150 years. Today it’s a museum, and anyone who’s interested can sign up for a historical lesson. It’s a great experience for the whole family.
Hiking enthusiasts will also find plenty to enjoy in Mönchgut. Several hiking trails wind their way through Bodden meadows and fields, across the Zickersche Alpen, along the forested dune belt, or right along the beach. During the summer months, you can also join guided hikes, as the Southeast Rügen Biosphere Reserve is a unique landscape conservation area that is home to rare plants.